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by Dirtman » Sun Dec 21, 2008 9:01 am
No conversion is necessary, they are identical. See http://www.hannainst.com.au/Gen/Turbidity.pdf
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Re: NTU to FTU
by Alan » Mon Nov 21, 2011 9:53 pm
Guest wrote:Wrong! This is only true if you are using a nephelometer, otherwise the relationship between the two units varies depending on the sample.
Does the conversion NTU-FTU vary for sider? if so, in which proportion?
I´m trying to use a 90º Turbidity meter for this, in a range of 0-20 FTU (0,4 FTU accuracy) and i would like to convert those FTU to NTU.
Thanks in advance!
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